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hotness

[ UK /hˈɒtnəs/ ]
NOUN
  1. the presence of heat
  2. a hot spiciness
  3. a state of sexual arousal

How To Use hotness In A Sentence

  • And, considering its subject matter and its undoubted hotness, is not at all blush-making. Venus in Fur
  • Dudule infant Hotness Clearing Treasures helps mother carefully to protect the baby.
  • Most stick to the middle of the seasoning scale, with powders like Curry Anapura, described as Harmonious Hotness, with choices such as the Curry Jaipur made with chile, garlic, lemongrass, fennel and mustard seeds, cinnamon and cardamon. Wurst of the Village
  • Almost as important as general hotness is her research which is also brilliant. Archive 2007-07-01
  • She had a hard time believing that someone with the hotness quotient of Kent would go stag.
  • Since the wedding, the British press has dubbed Pippa "Her Royal Hotness" and delighted in her sex appeal, calling her "fabulously foxy". NEWS.com.au | Top Stories
  • The new hotness is Obama's a Muslim, his birth certificate is fake, he wants to have a gay marriage to Karl Marx, etc. Crossroads
  • How does the baby no suffer from hotness?
  • The first mouthful of the crust of the ribs gives a smell of char, and then the tastebuds are stimulated by the peppery inside and by the sweet honey basted on the ribs, which helps remove some of the hotness.
  • Your hotness is not detracted from by physical ailments. MORE FROM GINNY BATES: LESBIANS HAVING BABIES
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